I need to scrap the following elements inside each one of these div’s class=”product-grid-item” (page contains several of them), but in fact I have no clue how to do it… so, I need help not to pull my hair out. 1 – The link and image inside the div: class=”product-element-top2; <a href=”https://…this_link” class=”product-image-link”> (just need the link) <img width=”300″ height=”300″
Tag: html-parsing
split each HTML tag into new line using PHP
I’m going to split each HTML tag into a new line. This is my source: And I’m gonna have it like this: or like this: And this is what I’ve done: and this is the output with put each “>” in a separate line (array member). Answer Instead of using a regex and splitting your source into an array, you
Is there any way that my HTML securer could be exploited?
I’ve finally managed to make a function which does the following: Takes a string as input. This can be either an entire HTML document or a HTML “snippet” (even broken). Creates a DOMDocument from this and loops through all nodes. Whenever it encounters any node whose element is outside of a whitelist of basic structural elements, it “marks it for
scraping using PHP Simple HTML DOM Parser
I want to use PHP simple HTML DOM parser to scrape from a website. Source code is so random like that : Instead of putting directly “Details. (Lob., Co v.)” inside < p> < /p> , it’s put using < font> and < i>. When I use this code I find “Details. (Lob.,” it stops when finding < i >
Output HTML table elements separated by commas in PHP
My code strips td elements from an html table and outputs them in a single line. Here is an html table my code extracts td values from: My code that takes these td values and outputs them on their own line. Keep in mind this is only one table of many in my .html file. Here is my code: The
Web scraping in PHP
I’m looking for a way to make a small preview of another page from a URL given by the user in PHP. I’d like to retrieve only the title of the page, an image (like the logo of the website) and a bit of text or a description if it’s available. Is there any simple way to do this without